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• Chairmans Blog
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We have recently purchased a number of fantastic Samsung laptops. These are all top specification machines - including High Definition LCD screens and 4GB RAM!

Limited stock! :: http://www.gogodigital.co.uk/laptops.html

GoGoDigital proudly celebrates its 1st Birthday today!
It has been a fantastic first year of trading and we would like to thank all of our valued customers (look out for your discount codes coming soon!)

GoGoDigital Limited proudly supports Salisbury City!

Match Day 10th October 2009 - Salisbury City vs York City - come and see the 'Whites' in their blue square premier conference league game.
FREE DVD RECORDER PRIZE DRAW :: GoGoDigital have donated a HD DVD Recorder to the FREE entry prize draw - come along and cheer on the Whites for your chance to win!

[10th October - The Raymond McEnhill Stadium - Partridge Way - Old Sarum - Salisbury - SP4 6PU]

Why do I need to re-tune?

Freeview TVs and boxes will need to be re-tuned on or after Wednesday 30 September, and also from time to time, to pick up available channels.

On Wednesday 30 September improvements are being made to the Freeview service to pave the way for the digital TV switchover. You will need to re-tune your Freeview TV or box (including BT Vision and Top Up TV) from lunchtime onwards to ensure you continue to receive your available channels, including Channel Five.

The re-tune will allow Channel Five to become as widely available on Freeview as the other terrestrial channels at digital television switchover. Technical preparations for future improvements to the Freeview service (such as Freeview HD) are being made. Freeview will confirm further details about the new service soon.

Regular re-tuning                                    

It is good practice to re-tune from time to time to pick up new channels. Satellite, cable and analogue TV services will not be affected.

Basic re-tuning normally only takes a few minutes:

• Switch on your Freeview TV or box and press 'menu' on the remote control
• Select the 'set up' or 'installation' option then ‘first time installation’ option (sometimes called 'factory reset', 'full retune’ or 'default settings').
• Press ‘OK’ if your equipment asks if you want to delete all your channels Don't worry this is normal.
• If you are prompted for a code, try 0000 or 1234. Channels will be automatically installed. Your equipment may shut down and restart.

For specific re-tune guides or manufacturer manuals, go to:

www.tvretune.co.uk

Unfortunately the creators of the PVR created a fantastic product but gave retailers a massive headache when they thought of the extraneous product name: PVR!

If you search online you may find - "PVR (Priya Village Roadshow) Cinemas is one of the largest cinema chain in India"  - rest assured this is not what we are selling you!

A PVR 'Personal Video Recorder' (also know as a DTR or DVR) is basically a Freeview box with a built in Hard Drive - allowing you to record Freeview (digital tv) onto the hard drive for future viewing.

PVRs vary by the amount of tuners, size of Hard Drive and whether it has a ESPN (Top UP TV) card slot.

• Tuners: A single tuner PVR will allow you to watch a freeview channel and at the same time pause, rewind and record the single channel.

  A twin tuner does exactly the same but the second tuner allows you to change the channel and watch, record, pause or rewind the second channel whilst the first one is still recording.

• Hard Drive: Hard Drive size varys by model and the PVR naming convention usually incorporates the Hard Drive (HDD) size in its title. ie. PVR160 has a 160GB Hard Drive. The higher the HDD size - the higher amount of recordings you can store.

• ESPN: Some PVRs have a built in Top UP TV card slot - so alongside the standard Freeview viewing you can pay a subscription for such things as Setanta Sports.

Summary

A PVR is a Freeview recorder which allows you to Watch, Record, Rewind and Pause LIVE TV.

When is the digital switchover coming to me?

When your home switches to digital will depend on where you live in the UK. The switchover happens TV region by TV region, transmitter by transmitter.

How ready are you for the digital switchover?

GoGoDigital Limited are here to help!... with an insider view on how the digital revolution matures - we are here to help. Take a look at our switchover dates and if you have any questions please dont hesitate to ask.